Based on the notes provided in the document, here is the breakdown of the information regarding the Color Wheel:
1. Primary Colors
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Definition: These are colors that cannot be made by mixing other colors together. They are the starting point for all other colors.
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The Colors: Red, Blue, and Yellow.
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Location on Wheel: These are the main sections shown in the center of the wheel diagram.
2. Secondary Colors
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Definition: These colors are created by mixing two primary colors together.
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The Colors & How to Make Them:
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Orange: Made by mixing Red + Yellow.
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Green: Made by mixing Blue + Yellow.
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Purple (or Violet): Made by mixing Red + Blue.
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Location on Wheel: Although not written in the empty spaces of this specific diagram, secondary colors would sit between the two primary colors used to make them. For example, Orange goes between Red and Yellow.
3. Warm vs. Cool Colors
The color wheel helps us group colors by how they "feel."
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Warm Colors:
* These remind us of heat, fire, or the sun.
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Colors included: Red, Orange, and Yellow.
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On the diagram: The right side of the wheel is labeled "Warm Colors" with a red arrow showing the flow from Red to Yellow.
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Cool Colors:
* These remind us of water, ice, or grass.
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Colors included: Blue, Green, and Purple.
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On the diagram: The left side of the wheel is labeled "Cool Colors" with a blue/purple arrow showing the flow involving Blue.
Summary for Note Taking:
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Primary: Red, Blue, Yellow (Cannot be mixed).
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Secondary: Orange, Green, Purple (Made by mixing primaries).
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Warm Side: Red, Orange, Yellow.
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Cool Side: Blue, Green, Purple.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of primary and secondary colors worksheet.
